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| Action. REQUIRED «REFERENCES

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Perwarded herewith ‘te the coverage of Henry Lopes" ‘telephone
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elain bo gubaitted with reference (5).

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STATION AND $125 PAYROLL DEDUCTION APPLIED. " : woes
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. BT co of Fiwart G. TICHECRN ‘al acviste ss ;

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we 26 TICHEORN states thet he paszed ‘the only. tee ‘eoptes or exch return art
the ‘check to BALSIS om 29 April 1955, Surther: ststine Bat BAISIS told him he”:

wculd completely audit beth.returns te famTe their ac curacy In revand to + 1”

3. A thorcugh search of Station files felled to uriever the subtect
tar roturrs ard check or any transmittal record of returns oe payee PINE «

a ‘Sime TICE: wil be extrencly tant nreased to dunlieate the returns |
without a. copy of the overt return, the lecation of the returns fa very tmortant.

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ATTENTION [3 Mr, Brown a
REFERENCE "2: WH/) Menofandun—-10-sune: 1965 |

SUB SECT  -b Baward of Fremont
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1. This is to confirm ‘telephone » ‘conversation this |
9 and Hr. Halliwell

" Approval be oxpeditod on Subject.  TICHLORH'S project

is. awaiting this actioa in’ ordcr to undergo renewal. for

aY 1966,

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Chief, Kestern tlealsphere Division

Sdward G, TICHSORN, Adsinistrative - | ee

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“References: AS HMMT © 5791, 22 Sept 65°".
. , BloMeXT BMS
C, HMM = 5271

L. Due to operathonal requirenents a meeting was not
held with Sdvard G. TICHBORN by an Adnin representative, haw=
_ ever, tha ites noted below were briefly diacussed with hin
~ by teleshone on 26 October. . . Lo .

2, TICHBORN was advised information would be forwarded
‘to the Station and, upon his return to the Station, he should
ask hls eontact about the itens--both a3 a reminder and for
‘fuller explanatlon. As will be neted, there Le a time element
concerned with c. beiow. - _ ; ; ;

a. keference A (Transnittal of hospitalisation elain}.
TICHEORN asked about the claim and was edvised the dise
-  pateh was received 5 Ccteber and the. senarate cover was
-) geceived-by the Insurance Branch’ on 25 October. The ine
. surance section has-agread to exsedite the claim and it
_.8s expected. Finance will alvise the Station of the ascunt
- of retabursement to TiCiBOR'! within the neat twoethrea ne
.weekse cn . . a mo,
be Reference & (Concerned signing the contract saende
‘sent forwarded by Zook Cisnatch 5178), The srovistons of
the BC regarding signing the amencment stiLl oertain, The
subject was very briefly. but, by no aeatis thoroughly, exe.
plained. In this cunnection, it had been plaanod to have
hin read the: two attached: pamphlets “Your Sactal Security”
“ and"Seclal Security Amentnents~=1965", tf cover or oner«
ational eonsiderations de not. ptecluce, the paaphicts way
“be given ta TICHSORN to eleher read end retura te the
(Station or to retain, : .
CONTUNUERD. «.

RNMS = 6399 28 Gctober 1963

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c. Reference C (Tranenttted Incoue Tax information
in response to Book Sispateh 4859). The Tax Conmelttes ~*
Was checked regarding TiChBOKS and advise! they needed -
additlonal explanatory. inforsation from TICHSOR4 nrtor

fo being ablo to commute an assessaent and briagz his
‘under thé revised tox procedures, TICHHORS could not
Yeeall suffietent facts acd figures to srovide the re=
quired tnfornation, - lie was thersfore advised Lt eas te
Wis benefice to subait the information to the Station as

“Soon sfter his return as practicable,

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fees but. ;
- . of work out’stde the U.S, or. LE they were received while
“-' An, and as a result of sgrk in. the U.S. If the fees
3 ‘were earnéd. as ao result cf work outside che U.S.,
on they are exclucable for federal tax purposes.

(2) iceoizet 2 mis. Ke had indicated under -
"other" $1409. but did not’ provide any breakdown or
explanation as to what the acount represented; It:
is necessary to orovide sufficient suppertidg inform |
ation ts eneble the Conalttee. to recognize the amouat .. ..
asian allowabie iten, He also ladleated’a losa of

2,490 ow investaents.. Exotanatory facts are required
suth aseetaxes, vhen, réason for the Laan (sale of .
stock ef 3xX versus east of SEX or whatever), whether
the loss was a earryover froa srior year(s), ete. fe
ds better that too auch inférnatisn be oravided rathor

ouve: He had indicated reeetot of
State whether they were the result .

id not

‘ than too Littic.

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i his certification as to eoapleteness and accuracy for trans.

Lg . -wittal Co Headquarters. | If the inforrattoa is received -

en within the first pert of Novewber it is Likely the réw..
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wes -a Wev York bank to thé Instituto Culturd] Iater-
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Dear Mr. “ere _. 3

Mr.

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Pee, : Government, aa represented by the Contracting Officer. Dee

_ . Arrangemeata have been recently completed allowing certain et

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credits by covering such indiviouals ‘under the social security tax : the

. provisions applicable to employees. These arrangemente also laclude :

Be “ '. a provision for retroactive applicability. ‘tothe beginning of the — ae

Proton - 1965 tax year. ‘ This can be done only for reasons of security since © .

the procedure results in reducing the social security tax from the

self-employed rate to the employes rate. Tor axample, ia January

of 1965 the fax rates were 5. ad and 3-5/8% respectively, .

‘Aga consequence thereot. gaid contract is amended by deloting .
‘all reference to social security” and by adding the following paragraph:

; “Effective A Decembe 1964, social security taxes will bo covertly.

- , deducted by this -organisation from your compensation in the same .
manher and to the samic extent As would be done if you were a Govérn~
ment employee. Security reasons make thie procedure necesrary.- Its —
implementation does ‘aot imply in any manner the actual creation of an

. employee -employer relationship. Your legal status wider this agree

. Ment cor tinues to bet that of an indapendent contractor.” . a0

tr you recotve's “or + expect to receive full or partial aocial security : pte
oe cr edits from overt sources you will so notify this organization and aa .
7 " adjustmont will be made or covert deductions dtacontipued. depeading |
‘upon the circumstances... Further, if you should subsequently. receive -
overt wocial socurity credite, evidence thereof will be submitted to this
organisation, In ouch event your covert credits will be erased and your -

covert deductions returned. . :

“an other terme and conditions of said contract remain in full force
and offect. oe . . :

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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MEXORANDEE FOR: CI/OA .
CAPERETION «0: Mr Lally
“BUBJECT  - : -Bdward G. TICHBORN (201-253203)

" RYYRRENCES ©: ° CI/OA Memorandum of 30 September 1964
. ; : CI/OA Bemorandum of 3 June 1961

1, All of the information requested « on 1 Subject has now |
- been aubettted to your office, Project LICCLIC, vhich provides
‘Support for TICHBOEN, describes Subject" a duties as follows:

; ‘Qa. Subject moves: in Mexican leftist sud Marxist .
‘intellectual circles with a good range of associations in this
‘milieu; ip this context, he has successfully developed and now
publishes an intellectual magasino under Btation direction.

b. Re is available to the WH Division for travel to

- other Latin American countries'-for political assessments or
..f£o0r’ad hoe assicments involving contact with local. political
. “Elgarea ak isdterest.

gy He. 43 used to bandle dissident or | dtastfected.
.- Communists or far leftists where contacta are. required by
other Btations- and where Ca objectives are involved.

meee 3. It is requested ‘that a naw OA on Subject be expedited.

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‘with the Statlon case officer.
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“CLASSIFICATION » : LEOCESIING ACUION _

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“Administrative /Secur ity. -+ Edward G. TICHCORN

Reference t DIR 90317 Ce

ay, The Stat ton, after reference incident , felt more strongly

than ever that..it really did-not have a complete assessment of
TICHRORN in the sense of what is his real ideslogical wioupoint,
This Is not ta say that the Station was overly concerned that
TICHBORN was fliretiag with the apposition. As a result of the
events desertbed below, the Station. feels it. has.a reasonably ~...

clear idea on these points now.

2 On 15 May, be fing - a Saturday and two days prior to

“TICHEURN. entcrlIny a Mexican hospital for a long-delayed and ©

somewhat apprehensive (on hts part) hernia operation, TICHBORN
was in an unusually loquacious mood for a luncheon engagement

‘He showed little opposition to
for the first time, the Station case
felt he was see ing clearly TICHBCRN "the persan" and
not TICHBORN "tha lawyer". In other words, there was no protective
In the ratier lona luncheon discussion which

followed, The: Issue which brought forth the entire discussion

‘was reaction of the Mexican intellectual to the Dominican Republic

-In the process, TICHBORN brought out very Sincerely,

When he was a trial lawyer in: California. for Five
years, his real Inclinations wére what he termed "leftist". He
harbored a numher of "reservations" about the way that things
were or were not happening in the U.S. under the U.S.-system.
These | were private thoughts and’ reservations and diu not translate

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_this was sd obvious from abraad that he just wondered why he
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was the "system" that mattered,;

‘ pieture Fleld? Can you even approximate that In Mexico? Witness
“the furore over ‘The Children af ganchez' here while the ‘Grapes
“of Wrath!'. was every bit as harsh with resoect to similar

"He has no doubts about. any yovernmental/social /palitical /economic

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themselves into action, but nonetheless potnts of real concern

to him, Then, he ‘came to: Mexico for a= perted to get "thet" novel
ond writing of f his chest: curing. that period, he saw the :
Mexican system and saome'of the Latin American Systems. At thet
juncture, he became very much awerelof the. fact thee it was the -
"system" that counted, in spite of ‘whatever Imperfoctions existed,
and that there "was, and is, nothing: that can anywhere nearly |
appreech the U.S. system", As fe said, "Sure, there are a lot

of things wrong,: because of decisions made by humgache Ings: who
are fallible and have’ their .own interests ta ‘lock after, but |.
there. 1s so much good and so many ‘compensattons on the plus side
of the system and the way it works, vou car afford ta recegnhze -
the wrongs and work them out within’ the, system". -He sald that”.

ever had worrled about tnacident’s sad didn't real that it

b. He told about some of the -discusstons he had had with’
leftist Mexican intellectuals en these points such 2s, "ls the
Soviet system capable of producing and absorbing such pietures |
as "Or. Strangelove! or having a: John Steinbeck write 3 ‘Grapes
of Weath' and run off with all prizes in the writing and-motton

circumstances in the U.S, and won everything." On and on. In

SO many words, our system thrives on "self-criticism", and

there are things to criticize, but what other system in thts world
is not only permisstve-of that, but thrives on it. And so on,

system ia any combinat lon being able to even approach it.

3. The foregoing is a very brief synepsis of a rambling and
long philosophic discusston on-these points in which. TICHBORN

had gotten the better of him at that point) with the statement
that "My philosophy on this pofnt, and my presant sentiments, -
have been forged in the Fire of thinking as a leftist critic -
and having come to see and undefstand a great deals and they,
can't tell me a damn thing about what is’ the beset system nor. on
the basIs-of their present cireumstances in their on countries
have they any right or basis for criticizing the U.S.-and its-
actions. Nothing Is perfrect, and \ can't defend it as being
perfect, but for every imperfection they try to show me in the
U.S, and what -It has or has not done, ! can show them hundreds
in. thelr: country and any other one they try to hold up as a model .!

&. In so many words, at least the Station case officer at
the present time is satisfied in his own mind that TICHSORN was
speaking sincerely during this discussion and there is no question
in the station's mind about where TICHBORN stands ideatoglically
even though he may be considered “Yefkt of center,"

5. Since this Issue seems to hover constantly in the backe
ground with TICHEORN jasofar as Kis RK [s_ concerned, the Staton
felt it would be a yood idea to register the foregaing incident
and appealsai with Headquarters,

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‘warner .

Edvard G. TICHBORR

“ACTOR REQUIRED -B REFERENCES

AC FBQr Submission of updated PRG Parte I and IZ
RP DIP 96008, 26 Mexeh 1965 re .

yw Toe
ssing TICHBORY's cléarance, ‘they have requested :

: Since. KUDESK is P
: a.) updated PRQ es and « a ney -PRQ Part II. Please oubtt additional :

biographic tnformtion pines 1959 and full details of Bubject's use by

the Station in! order that we may facilitate the reprocessing.

’ Chester D. DAIBOLD

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1. Nombre completo: ——;

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3.- Nombre alt nacer, (si es distinvo)_/é ER RIGHE sf (ATL ae

4. Aliases, apodos o cambios Legales en su nombre (indique brevemente

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6. Oiudadania enla aotualidad__if. 5A. Rasa

7. Naoionalidad al naoer y cualquier otra nacionalidad que haya ad- on

‘quirido déspués (si distinta del No. 6) te SA. _

_ 8. Residenoia en la aotualidad (@ivevosin) —Sishita ama reves 219 oe

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10. : Su ooupagion en la ao tualidad (puesto, sueldo)

LAWYER

“un. . Ha sido usted naturali zado coma ciudadano de los Estados: Unidos? X

Indique la fecha ya nombre de quién se expidid el certificado de

; naturalizaci6n?

Han aido naturalizados oiudadanos de los Estados Unidos sus , pa-
rientes. oeroanos? a

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gar de naoimiento, nacionalidad al naoery naoionalidades subsi-
watentes: nese 2 Ceres seer Bndling fim Rehud . Ban om
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15. Esposa to marido): nombre completo, nombre de soltero, feohay lugar Has:
de nacimiento, feoha y lugar del matrimonic, nagionalidad al nacer “
y aualquier otra nagionalidad que haya tenido después, direcoién
actual, divoroio, anulacién de matrimonio. (De la misma infor-
macién en oualquier otro matrimonio anterior que pave tenide)
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nalidad avtual y oualquier otra nacionalidad que haya adquirido
después, direcoién actual. ~
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i 7 . H oO .donde presté sus servicios, desoraciones, ovando fué. licenoiado y t
i 7 RO : _ por qué. Dé detalles si alguna vez fue prisionero de guerra. F
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-Piedades. ; .

Datos de empleos - olase de trabajo; sueldo, fechas, patrones, di-

‘ recoiones, razones-para dejar ol empleo, Inoluya-empleos que haya -

tenido oon oualquier gobierno.

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ticulos, oasa impresora, feohas.

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‘ i IN ORDER TMAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION May Y BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, {7 tS REQUESTED E
: i THAT YOU FURNISH THIS CFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED. :
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2 ; : geeaat rowan AND DIVISION TRACES, REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT Ct/Oa H a r.
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4523 - [NO INDEX
25 MARCH 1965 Osrat IN CS-BUE NO, 201-253203

. MEXICO CITY

DIRECTOR | .

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‘icone 7 _ 98004 .

REF: DIR 90817 ;
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PLS FORWARD uppatso “Bro DATA. PRQ I SINCE oct 1959

JA AND NEW PR iI EDWARD G. TICHBORN,

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Qiict, KY Division NO INDEXING BEQUIRCD
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Lilo Sd ; . CAN JUDGE INCEAING

Cher of Station; Nexieo cit
areas RAT TIVE TRACE

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he che delay in ans: fering. reference should not be canstrued ag lack.
or the Cilef of Station,

of desire or intent, on the mrt of TT
thet the case be subrdtted to ‘the Ceara of Review for Shertases and Lesses.
for consideration, but rather ac an aduius rative delay. of petting the facts,

pecnie, | PApEN'S, etc., together and in sme place for subeissian.

a. Attached is & statement presared by TICMBORN recarding: the loss
of Aewts and containing. the pertinent circusstances of the cases The
sub-carasraph nunderinys Are in accoréarce with, and relating to, the
reculrements of paracraph 3, a of FR 3250. The information requested
in sub-paragrans murbered & through le {3 answered Jointly by Stewart a

" Ry FATAKER and Jereme 4.'RALSIS who ware asslened to investigate the matter ° “

Dy the reporting’ official.

3. . PATAXER and BALSIS talked atthe Tt TICHLOR, at different times,
farding the shortage of funds andi the tinenines as related to then
; inte substantially the sane as ouflineaid in T ICON 's statement, Since
there ia ro other wy to very the mers sand TICHBCAN hes preven nizself
to be truthful aml forthripht in his lings with the Station his “
staterent regarding the loss of coke tsa  iecerted as fact.

4, Since TICHEQWN 1a: authorized trewl exnerse "on actual,
reasonable, and necessary expense basts” It dees net seen sensible for
. hin to have reported the loss of funds in ether than the lead he says -
“actumly happened.

(cowrnaxD)

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PROTASPEL 10 March 1565,

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po tses TL
; foe 5. [Tt io recommended that TICHKRS be allowed the amount of 3575.09,
an répresenting lass of Mexia sihile evroute from Farsuia City to Buenos Aires
cers | on 25 Msreh 19¢3, ard.e credit T/A be sent to Station te clear tre advance
established in TICIDGR} Ns accent by headquarters : S/K 1X205%, dated
. : : "23 June 1554,
a a - HILIAND C. CURTIS
re _ This is to certify that, the above report, to the best of. my
cote ded. detewiedgs ond bellef, ineluies all: inforvation pertinent. to the consideration
at or the séttlerent of the secout. . ; ;
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ACTION REQUIRES - REFROSCES a i

Refe¥ence: | DIR-67851 |

Action. Required: yyI

; 1, Forwarded herewith. ia the referenced anendment

_ Edward G. TICABORN's contract which provides for a one ‘year
extension effective 19 November 1964 And a compensation
increase from $9,000 to $12, 000. |

2. During Subject's recent DY. in Washington it was.
made clear to him that this aubstantial pay raise and extension
of his contract. was on the basig that TICUBORN continue to.
devote 85 to 904 of his time to KUBARK activity. In view of
the fact that Bubject- iy currently shandling only one intellectual
Project for the’ Station,. please | oxpleln ‘to him that in the’ event

". During sonsectra talks at ‘Meadquarters, it appeared that ©
TICHBORN understands this most ‘clearly. As a contract agent,
he is refiierated on the basis of services rendered, In return
“for this arrangement , the government makes no claim on incone
he might receive from his private business activities. ‘Obviously
it is our hope that coupled with the occasional full-time
assignmenta in. ‘other WH countries levied on TICHBORN, that the
: Statiow will. be able to continue to utilize Subjects services
at the high level of activity’ which will juatity his current

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Chiol of Station, Hexico City.

Specif{ie = Covert

Tncone Tait Return to Edvard G.TICAROR

REFEREKE: WOG-3952, dated 15 January 1965

1, Referenced dispatch hag caused TICHBORN and the Station 20 becowe aware

/. Of gona sew probleas vith tha Maxiean baoking syatem, Ay Headquarters my.

Rot be ovare, TICHBORN has a doller account with 3 Mexico City bank for hia:

‘provide him with his cancelled check (on a loan basis) oo that copies

personal effaize. Maxfcan bauke do por returi cancelied.checke tothe
dopositor, but caly provide statemanta, TICHBORN requcated hie bank to -

-be made of ft.” Ie developed over a process o£ sevaral weoks that th “beak:
could not locate ‘this check nor had-it beéa run through TICHBORN' a account.
‘Since acple time had expired (1t vas mailed ta’ June 1964), the bank checked.
all accounte of persons with.TICHBGAN'’s last nama on tho theory that {¢ —

might have bean run through: meone elae's account (not an unusual occurrence

| Néra). “Tt bad not chat the bank could discover,

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‘banking problons should questions of thin aature arise again, -

2. As @ result, TICHBORN fo stopping paywent on the check with the -bénk,..
“writing tha office with which-he filed hls overt. inceme tax, adviaing that:
office of tha circumstances, and requesting coms word back viether or not,
"in toct, that offica received and cashed the check, If the check vee. ©

received, TICRBORN uLll provide the Station with a copy of the letter 90
stating and zecova thd "step payment" ordor on the chock, If the check waa

. G0€ recefved (mail fe another problem), then TICHBORN will send another check -
and a copy of the interchange of correspondence cn tha matter with the ‘bank |
“-‘and" the incoma tax authorities will be provided Headquarters. It is hoped

thia will be eatisfectory. _

3. : The only reason the Station £3 providing ell the gruesons details on the

‘foregoing is so that Usadquarters will. bave ‘some undorstandiag of the Moxican
for , ,

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a Central Cover Staff concurs in your proposal to usé subject for the purpose
. indicated, In keeping. with the. requirement placed upon CCS to maintain an
accurate register of urrent nonofficial. cover activity, you are specifically Lo
: requested to. advise ces/NC. promptly by” menorandum’ when subject has been 9? oe tert
activated, The pseudonym assigned, subject should be: provided: ces/xc at ‘the toe
time notification. of activstion is forwarded, If “notification of activation
is not received in cos /ne one’ year from above date it will be assumed proposed
use aid not mater talize : . .

If check mark appears here, information of interest concerning subject
; or his ewployer is in CCS/NC files. . After operational approval is received, oot
: and prior to making arrangewents for tnitial coritact thereunder, you are . :
nf specifically requested to confer with ccs/NC concerning: other Agency interests
: possibly affected and the e bdvisabi lity. of additional coordination, so, _ :

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action ag appropriate.

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Co wan tne creer IDENT FICATION PROVIDED I: THE: REQUEST, -FI/D IS" UNABLE TO
~ EERIE wneTHER THERE 1S INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT, cr nor. ae
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AVAILABLE,

iC J THE suauect oF THIS REQUEST ts APPARENTLY. THE SuaJeCT oF SHE FOLLOWING:

: wr Previous green list. ‘request from PP/PAD, 13 Apr 295 OP, a 77832, No record.
“WH/P0/8, T duly 1961, op, Gb 111621, No record...

NOTE To THE ORIGINATING OFFICE,

° ie THe" “suavecr™ Is No LoacER ‘WNPORT ANT 0 YOUR “OFFICE, “ants SHEET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION
NOTICE COMPLETED, SHOULO Bt SENi To Fi/0, ee . .

HEVIEW YOUR FILE-OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, ARD SEND TO F1/D THE: SHEETS FoR PERSONS. THAT ARE NO-
LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO. CEMAND A CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE- DO NOT TIE UP FI/D'°S
Faciittes WITH COMFIMUIRG, SEARCHES, For INFORMATION THAT 1S NOT REQUIRED. :

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(Alweye Randeorri: 1 copy of eh fora)
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25 ui Janun 1965

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6. $8 SUBJECT AWARE OF CLA INTEREST tm mt?

e. INDICATE ANY LLITATIONS OM COVERAGE IN The

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fF. SUGGEST “cover PRETEXT® To SE USED 1% CONDUTTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. .
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{ . a TF BO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE Cl Clay ENPLala Fryer ° .

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: i able infornation’ developed; .it is requested that a. new 772 Tequest for _ 4 ,
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i. : submitted. On the 772, please supply full details of use by the Mexico - :
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CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

MEXI-1745, dated 25 November 1964

“MARKED FOR INDEXING

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> Edvard, G. TICHBCEN Letter, of Reeigaation

“ef the letter whith TICHBORN prepared and forverded to KINROY on

25 November 1964.

Attachment:

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Willard C, CURTIS”

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a Dear Fr.-Thonee!

1 fina it necessary - to: relinguish my - duties 8 legel counsel

“One of ay heretofore-legser clients has. recently expended hia

winclined | to feal. thet the Centro* a principal prodlens would be

_Fate of $10.0C per hour. Ky refuler fees enount. to $20.0C per oy

_ Due™ to incrersed devende “upon my time frox ‘other cliente,
for the IILR here in: ‘Fexico, end I do ro. with: lereat réluctence, 7

activities. ‘in certain real estrte developrents in Gurdelejara vp

. end Puerto Vallerta, thereby necessitating "Y frecuent “absence . — 2
‘from | Mexico City. Then, too, ‘I had underestinsted the _emount. :

of tine ané effort required | to satisfactorily attend the verious
legsl. and. edzinistre-ive watters cou fronting CEDS. Should’ you
so desire, I could recommend other legel counsel; but I en

of an séministrative nature rather then a legal one.
As for my lege fees to date, I em subritting a bill for
$650.CC U.S. Cr. This represents a total of 65 houre et the

hour, but, ia keeping with ‘BY own political affinity for lebor
causes, I hav “reduced them to the lesser ‘fipute.. , :

Rey. I theok you again for your: confidence nnd &oo0d will in

having choser me ES legal ‘counsel for your org-nization's activities i
“in Mexico, I shall be happy” to give you a ‘personal report of ay,

observations on By next. trip. Lo New ‘Yorke 7. 7 i
Sincerely yours, wo

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rendered in June, uly and August of 1964,"

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ae Af8 “coined ae MESSAGE FOR

EXTCO CITY.

ROM, DIRECTOR

vei Scone COHEB Non ok cpt Cafe. te CA. 2. ofa: 065 v iG aie gu pee teatinnens cerca wien

PEF: min 24355 a oo

VISIT flQS EARLY NOVEMBER. HQS AGREES PRESENT EXRIRE EXPIRING CONTRACT ©

tee seit . CALLED FOR. ABOUT. THO..THIRDS . SUBJ'S.. TIME... ~TTCUBORN. POINTED. -OUT. PER,

_ REFERENCE HE NOW ENGAGED NINETY PERCENT TINE FOR KUBARK.
2. SUBJECT STATION “CONCURRENCE HOS RECCANENDS NEW ONE-YEAR

‘&
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aoeee ES
QUARTERS ‘PER ANNUM, “ALSO LUMP SUM PAYMENT ‘1500. DOLLARS FOR COMPENSATION |

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HIS RECENT FULL TIME SERVICE FUASPEN, ADVISE 1F You CONCUR EXTEND: HIS ©

CONTRACT ONE YEAR EFFECTIVE 19 NOVEMBER.

“ Font 3. HQS TOLD TICHBORN WE CONSIDERED HIS SERVICES VALUABLE AS” - 7 ;

cme ER A pd

7 WELL, AS HIS EVER- WILLINGNESS DEPART ON SHORT ® NOTICE ASSIGNMENTS OTHER
pees put estes fe . DIVISION | “AREAS... OBVIOUSLY. THIS, PROPOSED .RATSE. (RITH WHICH SUBJECT WOULD. lee veces "teas
- i BE MOST HAPPY SINCE STILL IMPOSES NO RESTRICTIONS ON HIS SOMETIME
i OUTSIDE LEGAL WORK, WILL BE WITH UNDERSTANDING HE CONTINUE DEVOTE:
p NEAR FULL-TIME MANAGEMENT AND HANDLING “QRTINE AND QRMANTLE PLUS ie e7- ae ss
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW oO ; :
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FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA | |
- , £82 Edward P, Brown

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IN OROER THAT FURTHER .CONS {DERAT ION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN. THIS CASE, tT 15 SEQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION. CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATEO,

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BEVIte OF STALF/O COLLATERAL INFORMATION
WEVIE@ oF SECURITY OFF, REPORT AT Civou
DF SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMOIAT CU Ga LE

ALSULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION

GateN AIST, cee ee es Ps tw ; TST a:

AUMARKS

If it is still your intontion to utilize Subject, please \

‘comply with CI/OA momorandum of 30 September 1964. You will

note that originsl OA was granted to PP/PAD in 1959; therefore,

1O8T BBO won evestacn correes. oe SECRET tran

od. BELIEVE | 3 OR 4 NOV GOOD DATES FOR WINTERROSD TICHBORN MEETING

‘2, PER REF B PARA 3: HUYETTE NOW. BELIEVES THAT QRMANGER shout

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Te ~REOPEN “CORRES PONDENCE WITH” “‘DTGONOWN oo steees te TICHHGAN “TROMPE QiANGE

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SEND HUYEVTE COPY QUMANTLE WITH COVERING LETTER SUGGESTING NEW YORK
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SUBJECT acct General - “LICOLIC
: Specific'= Edward G. TICHBORN Cover and Working Papers...
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . : .

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REFERENCES"

“3 oct 645°

26456 date

iAs’ Headquarcérs is avareyckdvad.-G.~ TICHBORN 4
visa and with a number of "associations" (i.e., law firm in PBPRIME , TV

and movie contacts in Mexico) which have sufticed to provide satisfactory
superficial cover for his presence and activities here up to this time,
However, he has been here long enough now and made enough trips to other
Latin American countrics where a concinuarion of this toucist status and
present cover arrangements should be chaagéd for something more substantial,
All of chis became apparent when he began to try to obtain his working
papers, TICHBORN's profession, of course, is that of a lawyers but he
cannot..practice.thts... profession. in. Mexico.under--Mexd can laws- ~ There fore;-

_ to find a peg for working paper approval, something else had to be found,
“None of his numerous present cover associations or stories had enough substance
to provide a sufficlently plausible basis for working papers. The corporation

being created for the QRMANTLE activity under the cover story being used
{e.g., fairly affluent PBPRIMER interested in culture and intellectuals
yin get, something of: A QRMANTLE: ‘ei | erest’ us
PBPRIME foundations in picking it up) will noc support an application. for :
working papers. As a result, the Station and TICHBORN were casting about-
for something else with more depch ard durability.

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* 2, During the week of 27 September, an old friend of TICHBCAN's, Identity A,
‘came-up with the following proposition: .

“a, Identity A-oxna Identity B which operaces out of Mexico City and distri-
butes PBFRiME shows dubbcd into Spanish throughout the Caribbecn and
South American aca, The business has been in existence for some time and,
_ according to-TICHBORN, is thriving, Identity A said that ‘his business had
reached a point where he needed legal assista.ce of various types, but was
hot prépared to turn it-over to just any local lawyer since it involved.
a wide range of problems. ee Ts

. “b. Identity A, who knew from conversations with TICHBORN thee the latter
son near M08 thinking about. getting, Mexicdn.vorking. papers ,-made -an-offer-to*TICHSORN: ">
oT" “He gaid that’ he would provide TICHBORN with office space and telephone in

his present office area in dountown Mexic fy on Reforma if TICHBORN

vould Just advise him.oa whac local tauyers,.to. seeron-these- various legal |
“'" -pkoblema and’ act a3 a very general legal advisor to him on dealings with:
these people. He and TICHBORN figured this would take, perhaps, 5% of the
latter's time. Further, and.most. im igid “he would=provide. .

the- basis with [deatity 8” for TICHBOR ’ 3*his working papers. For’
various reasons, however, Identity A d@sired an answer right away (withia
several days), ,

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3. The Station checked out Identity A in Stacion files and found that there
had been some previous traffic on him in-the period, 1957-61: HOC-W=334
dated 19 December 1957; HMM-A-9445 dated 12 February 1953; DIR~40866 dated
20 May 1961; DIR-41304 dated 22 may 1961; DIR-.i303 dated 23 May 1oSLs
DIR- 41298 dated 22 May 1961; and MEX1*8035 dated 23 May, 1961. $

“noted “the May" 1961~tra fie cokcertied TICHBORN comlag to México and b 8
employed ag legal counsel to Identity A.” (This never really reached fruition
although TICHBORN used an association with Identity A, which was never more
‘than close social contact and an interest in show husiness, as one of his
various cover stories.) In all this traffic, there was not any derogatory
‘information developed on, Identity Ae, The 3 the Station. on. strength. ,.

Zthé-timing srequiredzand-this- previous trate :1d“TICHBORN=t0“go" ahead

with the arrangement since it is not only essential for his local. activities,

but will provide him with stronger and readily-available cover for any
further Latin American trips (f.e.,; FUASPEN) he might be required to make.

TICHBORN has been cold, to transact an abselute minimum of:his business for

KUBARK at this office on his regular projects. (e.g., QRMINE and QRMANTLE).

Vann waneb oe a ray

4.. Hopefully, thie will also straighten out the vorking papers problem on some

sort cf rational-basis in the near future. + ;

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ACTION RUGUAED - REFERENGES

oops REFERENCE 2-HMMA*263527 dated” 22 September “L964z

. As: ‘A8’probablylcan.be. discerned -from:previoiia coitiminications on thia subject,’
the Station has never been too certain about the original understandings with .
Subject on his relationship with KUBARK, At least some understandings have been

plementary. ‘to ‘the ‘formal contract. {such vae,; she, ‘avallability: for ‘extended-:.. ate:

Pps atin American areas in election periods). This ie no complatat on ©

the pare of tha Station, dut merely a prelude to a matter which the Station

brought ‘up with TICHBORN in connection with his {ntellectual magazine and

QRMINE activities,

2

2. It has been the Station's inference, from Calking to TICHBORN as well as
comsinications on other aspects of his relationship with KUBARK pot covered
iu his contract, that he is not to be considered a full-time contract agent,
in other words, he has outside activitiés..in che. legal.and.other..fields-hare.: se
was understood would provide tional income to him at the time he
entered into his original telocionship with KUBARK. As can be discerned from

his biographic data, he has operated at’a level and enjoyed an income outlook

that would not be satisfied by the present contractual arrangements on salary. :
It has become obvious to the Scation, however, that if he is to handle, properly,

ulremet 2s. being imposed on-him by.the.Station a very high percentage:

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4°. 3. Taking all the foregoing {nto consideration and to avoid cerplications with
his present projects or TICHBORN, the Station asked him what understanding he.

had op the proportion of hta time to ba davoted to KUBARK activities. Ye said ©
that hia presence contract was predicated on approximately 60 to 8¢-2/3% of :
his time being utilized by KUBARK. His present estimate is that he is devoting
85 to 90Z-of his time to KUBARK activities; and, if ke is to do the kind of job
that.is desired on the two intellectual projects recently acquired, he will.
suatein that percentage. Of. course, he: continues to be available for appropriate
electton of political assignments (such ag FUASPEN) in other countries from tima
to time; but, it has-to be recognised that when he is absent froa Mexico,

this represents LOOK“of his time.

“<4, The Station agrees with his analysis on current commitments against his :

v tima_on behalf of KUBARK, .Therefore, it was indicated to TICHBORN that ha
- (> should’ Ge"prepared to: ‘take-up this matter vithsHeadquarters: at: the time.:he:.
" \ makes hig Late October trip to PBPRIME {n connection with the new intellectual
magazine (see reference) and chat the Station would request Headquarters to be
‘prepared to discuss thevmattéer at-that time. Ie sia. ‘the ‘Sta tion's understanding. - |.
that his present contract extension expires 19 November 1964, ee ,

5. ‘The Station would like to emphasize that this matter was brought up at its
initiative in order to try, (a) to assure that demands being placed on TICHBORN
recently could be reasonably expected to be fulfilled and (b) ta get a complete
understanding on all aspects of TICHBORN's contractual status erittea and
unwritten so that neither the Scacion nor TICHBORN get conmitred to these
continuing activities and suddenly find themselves in contention about the
‘tine/salary—involved.:.It- should‘also:.be emphasized that. TICHBORN | has not...
complained, about recent requiremoats, but has devoted whatever tine required
to handle them and do the Job expectéd, . ;

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cfs et ee _..  .. . Willard 6, CURTIS

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(cv Ancone Taz-retarns for-19632 Biases the due Aa'te ror” [ncowS Tax
Roturas ta 13 Aprii for diudividuals phygicaily present in PEPRIGE
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Polurays are subject to 6% etatutory tateresi on the vapaid tes dae
free 1D Anvil to dste of paymest aad in acdition are algs sabject

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s for: 1963, but have failed to do. so to date.

“due f ge Tax Retiirns: 18°15: April “for-individuals..paysically. |
present in the United States on that date. and 15 June for individuals who. a
are abroad on 15 “April. Therefore, sll of the following listed individuals
are now delinquent with reepect to their U. §. Income Tax responsibilities:

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2. It is requested that steps be taken to procure the outstanding 7

per tax returns as soon as possible since delinquent tax returns are subject 3
to 64 statutory interest on the uapsid tax due from 15 April to dste of : t
payment aud in addition ere algo subject to a penalty of 5% per month, not ‘

to exceed 256 of the tax liability, for failure to file tax returns. .

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PERSONS OF FAR LEFT, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO INDICATION THAT urs ae a
THERE a

Joo te mettionn a banana ROLETIGAL, ANCLINATIONS | ARS. ANYTHING BUT ‘CONPLETELY PRO-PSPRINS.
a 1S; NO-QUSSTION ABCUT HIS ABLLITY .AT ANY “CHORE UNTE RESTING “gnoyGH TO

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pay STA “AND NQ BOTH SATISFIED SECURITY ASPECTS. SUGGEST USE TICHBORN eee

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CRlo? of Station, Hexies City . ;
7 Chief, ¥H Divistoa
‘| | RUSOLE/ Operational, Status of Projects on Priacipal Agents - | .
REPS: A. EO 11524 of
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n 1. How that Dovgiss Freapane’s conversion han been approved,
: ‘Headquarters requests that the Station axtait a Projoct. outlise sor
; his support. Headquarters is aware that the Statioa had dzsatted
f '.. this project but wae heldieg it until PREAPANE's sez atatus becano
elarified, uo oO, oe
aS bae vee wut Nene op eben Station..1s.aiso.. requested--to.aubnit~a-project oag-Exivard’G: ° sored

_PICHBCRY, a9 ger roforeaces D and F. In reply to refarencs 2,

“FICHSCSN {2 coasidered an Station Noxlco City agont which means tant
Rip salary ahevid no longer be charged to IEPOPLAR/10N.

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3. Wien reference to LIESONY.1, tho Station iadsesated tn
paragraph ¢ of reforence:G,: that: wAth-the-aretyay.“of .SANDAMANIE -f. |
‘Bight poagibly arop this azent. j
. Continue using LISBSOHY-1, pleane submit an azendmeag to LIPLUY . |
Project or a separate support project for LIEBONY-] ; , : 4
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Oliver G. GALBOAD
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Gal ~ CO3, Kextce City. :
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SUBJECT ( 2 Repor’ of Audit of Projact JNPOPLAR/1O
; \ April, 1062 + 31 Hareh 1963 I
pe eased a Geetha ete hak MN te ee Be ee Sa ae yy I
BRFEHSNCES 6: A. Memorandwe for Chief, Sil Division, “ee re tore

eee le aubjoct as obove, fren Ciied, Audis Staff? {
Gated 22 August 1963 - , :

B, Hemerandem for Coaptroller, aubjootr .

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"Noadquarters Froatmont of Advances to ; vf
Pyrojeoto Funded Through Prejocts JINPOPLAR/ LO {
and JHPOPLAI/12°, fron Chief, Audté Staf?Z, . i

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will’ be. rev.
yoeoauendations sade i

} b. Investigation by i Division deteratnes ;
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tbat the salary of Kévard G. PICHAGZN hes |
been charged taproporiy to JNPOFLAH/LD. ’
A new projects is being tattlated agairat Qo
whieh TICIBoNN’s salary will Le charged. oo
appropriate Declarations ef Trust will be
obtained free project perssunel for the
cacti: wot diversity City Gank acoountec co.


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4. Wil Division is initiating action to.
tlose the project's Beceount at the
Virst National fank, :

[

| @. Phe revised Aduinistrative Plan, referred to fa
paragraph la above, will fnelude changes twhioh rerlees the
recoamentaticens made in reference U.

ASIGEED) #7. E. BROOKS

pepe ge ee Bw Abeer SEER ee TT - Jeo cr knee sores
cena - se . Chief, Wi Divisten

Distribution;

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“DIR CITE. MEXI 5813 -¢/s COMMENT: #REQUESTED PROJECT ‘wend us £8 KO I 982 sedi qetpeeeee
se ese eg one itn! on QUESTS” FOR LICHEW, “LICOAX,” LiL ISP °C; LILISP x; LINOOOLE,

~ ees.) REF OIR 61786 a ~ LITAINT, ALSO REQUESTEO STA FORWARD NEW PROJECT OUTLINES

“ "+ TO COVER TICHBORN AND RIKON
a KUWOLF owe tem; :
1. HiMa= 21914 POUCHED 9 aug Is GENERAL STATION CO¥MENT ON KWOLF

Sangean aur is ae catia © RENEWALS" WS REFERENCE “INDYGATES SYSPATCHES POUCKED 9 AUGUST NOT
RECEIVED NEXT KUVOLF DESK AS OF 16 AUG SUGGEST VALUE OBTAINING wrmae2i9t4

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2 star1ON ata apnea SIGNIFICANT LAG BETWEEN ARRIVAL  ~ ; :

_, DISPATCHES HOS AND DELIVERY TO DESK. Jauma-21864 » ACCORD ING..TO-REF, 2-204 ;
HAD NOT MIT DESK as OF 16 AUGUST YET SHOULD MAVE BEEN RECEIVED. kos
8 AUG. PLEASE novise IF THIS IS NORMAL DELAY. IF SO CERTAIN MATTERS

ECRUITED AND | BE ING _PAID FROM Has.

oe ante ee eee

~ STATION Has. AVOIDED» UTIL AzatroN : TICHBORN IN PROJECT'S $0 TIME consu¥ ING

AS TO PROHIBIT TRAVEL, AS JIT. WAS UNDERSTOOD HE vas To BE XE FT IN
READY STATUS FOR INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. SHOULD THIS: UNDERSTAND ING

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- 13 June 1963

an MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personael Bivisien
, SUBJECT: - Edvard G, TICHSORN (p), Amendment
OE COMER CE ei car one cies ene

i AY Te ig requested thet the contract,. as .amerded-for—-. ... -

bone Edvard:G, TICHBORN, Contract’ Agent, be further anended efface
: tive 1 June 1963 as follows: os

wate Do

2 eae ete

nals Increase: basic’ coapansstloii “fren $8000
to $9,009 per anmm,
:

--  g2 4 Bs Provide additional coupenssticn for quar-
oon ; ters procurement at the rate of $3,900 per annum
"for self and dependents, . ;

; ce. Extend the period of the contract ‘for an
additional year, ? . ; ;

on a RAR Benepe ch ete
Se ee Oe ce -

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| d. All other provisions o£ tha contract remain
in effect, :

2, The increase in compensation as recommendad by. the -
-Mextea City Starion is based on the manner of TICHEORN®s .per.

fors ace andthe. incredsedaaoimt=cf time whieh "he dayotere

agency requirements,

a 3. The wn Division concurs with the Station reéommendas
! tion. TICHBORN has -becoma an increasingly vaiuable and pro-
euctive covert agget, ; :

W. E. BROOXS

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1. STATION AGREES Nas EVALUATION TICHBORN AND CONCURS SALARY INCREASE

: AND HOUSING: ALLOWANCE AMENDMENT - “ALSO AGREE INSURANCE RIGHTS ‘SHOULD a
| BE-INCLUDED CONTRACTS = “tg me we teen stn ene, ieee dnenmnghinsnme ecb
wenger ane STE lige ute ae ce ie — ~ ‘

26. “BELIEVE RAISE, SHOULD BE $1,200 PER ANNUM VITH HouSTNa AT
“$3, O36 ;5. vHICH TOTAL WEETS TICHBORN'S' OWN" “REQUEST. THESé
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ee Pee. © thes’ Saiyetihe Me-legah ‘Practice. ‘4a, lesa: lmarative;

cote] _ survivorship. es a Contrast Agent. Ee also mentioned the rising cost of |

1 Chief of Station, Kaxico City __. "Tho wien tee

: Chief, WH Division 7 SSN BOT
suntcr

a KUWOLP/Sduard Q, TICHBORN (ps)

ACTION RICUARED | RUC +

ACTs be coments on Gntrntreneal ant emaibent

y vatle rooubont wag at Readquartare in. April, bs said he needed
$4,000 per year mare than the $8,000 plus expenses he receives under hia
present contract, ‘Ha cited the hig cost: of. life insurance he must take -
gat for all his air flights, since ‘he does not receive EUBARE rights of.

living in Hexico, and the increased amount of tine he is spending on behalf. :
of KUBARK, at the expénse of his cover. Ha sald thet his Cinsndial, situation

“WALI foon foree hin to spend more tine on his Jaw practice, limiting his
‘ availability to KUBARY,

wee cea he eee cee cee ne eye fia = fe laden nn neon eet ene

2. Headquarters thinks highly of TICHBORS, ‘and WB: © regard, hin ¢ oa
“an exsollont long tine asset who might possibly be converted to carver

for KUBARK and for "TICHEORN, | would be ‘to keep: hin dn’ contract status,
raising hie aalary, This vould enstre KUBARe's continect utilisation

of his valuable services, ‘would assure the maintenance of a strong cover,

“and at the same time would give TICEBORY the incentive to work hard at
his cover and would permit him to realise the return fran his cover.
efforts. If TICHBGAN were converted to Carcer Agont atatas TON thera
_ would be alncat, if net total offset of his cover income.

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h. Headquartore cuggvats thet when TICHBGH's vontract le reneved

-of 19*May- 1963 for two years, tt be suonded to inoreass hie salary by

1,000 par yesr, snd that additional ceaponsstion of $3,500 per yaar be -

naladed for housing. The xholo-emount would be taxable. A clause oan

go be added to the contract authorising TICHBORN to spply for the speoial-

and hospitalisation dngerancs given Contrast Agonton

1... $4. Please discuss the prepoeal in paragroph 4 and/or aay Station -
jdean with TICHBOMH, but. avoid moking any comitneats. Sinco tha prosont

contract expires on 19 May, 4t de requested that the Station cable ite views.

on TICEBORN's future usa and proper pays. ~ co ta

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_BICENTER vio INDICATED THAT. but PRESENT MILITARY cRI 9 18 ‘HIS avery
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20. Harch 1963

Contract: Agent, be ansinted to delete the current’ parseroph 2 ae

, Travel and Operational Expenses and inserts orn va

°2, Travel and Operational: Expenses. You will be ,
advanced or reimbursed funds on an actuals. ’ yeappnsbdle .

and necessary expense basis for those expgnses
by: you in connection with such. travel OT) DAY. te directed -
or. authorised by. the Govermmént and while on tesmmorary °

- duty away’ froa your permanent post of aseignzent., In

_ addition, you's advanced or reizbursed funds for.

TmCoBaery | operations] expenses as specifically approved
by: the Goverment.’ ‘Paynant: ‘and eccounting forall
‘éxpenses incurred herdundér will be in ‘substantial con-"
forzance” with applicable Governnent regulations.

: the effective date of the azendnent should’ be ea of the effective
“dato of tha contract, 19 Bay 1961.

2. The above request is corrective in natare as it waa not

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Tee Chief, YH Support.

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& - mot -8 expense: ‘basis he. was working. on a daily or job
ae © rate basis.. ; _ Se wy
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F TP : S en This contract, was terminated and a new contract was written
Sede 7 \si'way' 1961, He was’ given es-'$8,000 per year, and the reimbursement
Bodo ba for ‘opérational travel section reads. "This may include per diem in
a ao Ww liea of subsistemce---." ~~ an oS A
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: t new contract has been effective. All travel claims submitted by i
in him, starting in June 1961 have been submitted on an_ actual expense 7
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. ‘Finance takes the view that the "This may include per diem---" ~

as restricting Tichborn to per diem only plus of course operational |

expenses. Processing Tichborns old accounts on this basis would . bp
- require him to refund several hundred dollars. — , ;

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x An ammendment, to the contract would take care cf these old wa
s accounts as submitted. a a

Options: : |

as Get refund from Tichborn — .
. 2. Ammend contract to cover actual expenses’ to present
| date, a _—

3.  Ammend contract to cover actual expenses past and

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; 46-3248 DURING OFFICE HOURS AND ASK FOR KEN TO ARRANGE LUNCHEON. 2 3 Fj
: for, a . . . Yo,
MEETING SANE. DAY AT NOGARO HOTEL, JeAe ROCA 562. WILL BE MET IN i i
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1. Referenced @ispatch was “discussed with the Anbasasct ca. é Karchs

He said that in talking with Oliver 0. GALBOND and othera in Headquarters
. dn.early” ‘1962’ as well as with Chief, UYVOUR support, he had ex;ressed |
’ great appreciation for the assistence rundered by Edvard G. TLSA3CRS.

-” He sald that be still-felt:that o ainilar survey, aade a year cr so after
the first ona, ‘would be acst. helpful in assessing significant changes io.
the: catlook ef. ‘various Segeenis of Salwaderan ‘society. Alsc discussed

, ile lity of. an early Abril 1962-survey on ths issues and -
cot personialitiss ‘as they right dévalep daring the fortheoaing elections, -
" -prasently schadnled for 29 April 1962. However, the: Anbsessacor concladed .
: iat be wats cf colfee, avare. that there ars other ;ricrity needs ‘far

. 2 Walle the ‘Stauton would ‘yelcoxe ‘another visit y subject, it dees -
_ Bot: eprsar that the need for a general survey is 30 presaing as it was a»
yeoar'ago. It is deubted that basic cenditiona have changed greatly, and
the changes which have taken place have been fairly well covered in cDcID
‘yeporting, With regard to the Fre-dlectica estinate, mentioned above,
‘ 4t Gheald bo noted that there are no other parties to date in the field |
excapt the government party, the Partido Coneilincicn- Nacional (PCH), and
cnly the PCN bas thus far put forvard candidates for Fresident and Vice - .
President. Unless ‘postponed, tha closing date for announcesents’ is 12 Horch.
' In ether’ words, | vat the meaent 1t appeara that the net result of the
' qwervheluing victory ef ths FC in the elections of lset Dscember hes
made the fortheoaiag elections a more foraality.

- 3. The Station will appreciate early aévico of ‘a second visit. ty -
TICHRCRE, if bis schedule permits.

oo STSPREH M. KARHANT
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$e Me} RESUEST ADVICE OM nvaTLagrLity TICHIORN FOR VISIT BUEN WITHIN i
fo sext. MONTH, PUREE TO MAME INITIAL CONTACTS 429 SURVEY LOCAL ISSUES, :
PERSONALITIES AND POWER ELEMENTS TO BE FasTORS ELECTIONS Now —— .
"-SOMEDULED 23 JUNE HAVING IN seta one RET URMIES TY Late way :

FOR PERTICN THROW ELECTI Ons sHOvLS DEVvELaens vTS THITIAL VISIT ae

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THOT HE NOT ARAIZURU CAMPAIGN HANAGTR NOR CURRENTLY DIRECTLY . :

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: | SINOE us PRE FER THAT TIOWBORN CONTACT a SROAD RANGE OF POLITICAL

: “snoees AND eRaurs, HOURVER: PRESER, TO EXPLORE IDENTITY POSITION a

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" .  PICHBORN TRAVELING WITH HR CARLOS NCCORN 16K, noou. OF DENOCRATIC. _ wl
_ NATIONAL. CONMITTEE. HCCORMICK INVITED TO CARA, BY "GROUP OF BUS INESSHEN” :
_ WHO VANT, INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL ELECTION _ Feb aues. MCCORMICK ©.
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Be SHOULD ABOVE ACTIVITY. NEGATIVELY GROSS YIRES WITH CARA STATION.
~ OPERATIONS, OR SHouLD CARA WISH CONTACT TICHBORN, FOR ANY REASON,
“HE STAYING TAMANACO AND vILL RESPOWD TO ” FRIEND oF DAVE" ‘Se

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¥HO RENE PREVIOUSLY IxDicaTs D witrserzes ° SUPP GET" .

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a5 IF: REF. -CALLS ARE ‘FROM BICENTSR SR. 2B, TICHBORY ‘SHOULD
DECLINE ace. AS FUND RAISER, AND iF, POSSIBLE SHOULD. DISCOURAGE °
BICENTER FROM (Soap ATTEMPT TO RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDS IN PBPRIME,
. REALIZE THIS MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR TICHBORN HANDLE GRACEFULLY,
PERHAPS TICHBORN COULD PLEAD PREVIOUS BUSINESS COMMITHENTS As
EXCUSE, LIN ANY CASE EQS WILL DEFER, TO HTS’ JUDGMENT ‘RE IMPLEMENTATION.
2. HQS REASONING RE ABOVE IS THAT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF
. . PEPRIME BUSINESS INTERESTS COULD PREJUDICE BICENTER REPUTATION.
"AND ELECTION PROSPECTS.
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CANDIDATES, AND TRENDS, IN RECENT GUAT CITY MAYORALTY SLECTION,
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IT would Tike to go. into several of tho things that I
; red in my report, .Firse of all, 7. ae
happy ‘to say that the radio schools started by DURON'S

: od to have. gotten off to a very good. stark. There

Group suere
buted so that there are about

now souething Like 10,481]. students enrolled in 1,000 of the

‘radio. schools. [t's apparently had very xood success. Thoy .

publish books: thot go along with the radio classes. As you
atrtyowtlt remembor, thore was a Ifteracy campaign that.
was foshfonod after the idea that. was promulpated by Father
SALCERO in Columbia. Interesting to se fs the fact at
Tadro schools have received about 1,400 letters wit
and praise and various ether commentartes, One of the problezs.
ving rlght now fs there Isn't a transmitter powers -
ful enough to got much heyond the capital, T understand that

a transmitter fs on route and it would cortainly bo a big .
béon-to. them. It seems to me that the radio is. probably the

most affective Woy of getting out to the croups {n the oute
papers to speak of, and once
hockod on the radio, then of course,

o various other things ~
“Inctdently, these tadlos us you probably:

you get.the listeners.

wo have in sind,

"Speallgo até on n fixed frequency, and the program ts lead by

a priest, named Father Manuel NCLINA STERRA. :

__, : Speaking about. the priast, Lt is interesting to note

that there has apparently been a considerable shift in the

attitude of the Catholic.Church with respect to reforms in

San Salvador. It would-not be surprising to note that thts

{s probably a tHomiaphere-wide, Lf not a world-wide attitude

an. the part ef Popa John, .the 23rd.. You might even kind of

correlate this to what is-haprening in Spain and also in

Portugual. In EY Salvador, itself, the Bishop issued a lotter

sonettae back with the Jast seversl wonths calling for. soctal

reforms and’ for {immediate changes within the soc
mentioned to you earlier, it caused

considerable consternation with the so-called ruling 14, As

bassador mentioned to. mo that they

a watter of fact, the ambas
have bean. complaining recently that they have lost the big
‘three pilbars:of ‘strength that they had, the army, the Church,

tho American Embassy, As was predictable and [ think !

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tioned this in wy last report, the so-called. id. and somo of *

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with res;ect to many reforms 1f they were to

“Church net ‘only in EY Salva

“prograa of action in Latin Amorica.
in out-informal chats about tho structure... ---

cand Ttalimis, but In the lower structures @

would change the attitudes of thei
-dlfferent, economic complex of the 7

‘rospect ta sove of these reforms,

“then canuldly,

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Salvador have looked askance:

the ‘less wanithy Fear le In E1
i T think you will remexber that.

at the Alliance for Progress.
[ predicted that we would have problems

in my last ‘report
be the sine qua

non of oid from the United States.

J KEth reapect to the Church, I think it might be a good
{dea tc. pfve seme very detatled study. os to how wo'can oxplott
to the best: possible extont, the apparent change within the
dor but 911 over Latin Arerica, 1
eyvink that ft might be a thing that wo should sit around or
goncone sit sround for. a considerable time trying to: analyze
alk-the ins and outs, and-how we can Fit this into the whole

‘" Now you -ask Fe
of these as far as the nationalities of the people invelwad in’

the hierarchy. Fo think {e's in the upper structure, Spaniards
ost of tho people

nre from El Salvador and goae fro Gustemals and that their

naturallinettnatton would be to go with the people, IT think

Tt mentioned dn wy eorlier report that very freauently the

prtostsiin thelr early Nassos (say at $:00, 6:00 or 7:00 awa.

would be attonded naturally by the low-income eroups)+ would

ask for ‘soc¢tal changes and reforms, At the dater Masses, they.
r sermons because of the. -

cople attending church,

to note that the Bishop's letter that was .

It’s intorestbig A
‘yoforma got a very angry reaction. from -

igsagued with teéspect to
the 14,:

Now one of the things thar 1 note with respect te the
general political ntzospherea in San Salvador ds that there
‘seems to be a'considerable confusion among the people with. -

Let's take for example, | ~
the minimus salary, It 13 one of tho: cornerstends of reform
by the present ruling:
Prosidenteeloct RIVERA, As of rig
very calculated Cuapatgn on the part oi business and on the
part of flranciers to confuse the people, and they have done
a good job of it. I retembor talking to many people asking

‘chat is this. mintmim salary all about?" Many

ht row, thare seems to be a

of them told me the-governtent ‘has decided
cnly. se much-and no more.
verted It. Into-an {dea that this {9 maxinum:salary. Also there
hos boon a considerable loying of f of all people in certain

‘JUNTA, and It-will be carried through by.

that they can be paid ©
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facturies and the reasen being given, thet the governcent now -
makes it impossible for us to. kooj. a full staff, and therefore
we are reducing. This, of course, could have very serious
effects on any ability of the povernnent to carry through {ts
reforms with respoct to minimum wage. Interesting enough,
-there ore even people in the lower classes,-weho- having been
confused by what it means, are vory definitely. against: the
whole idea of rinimun Wage. L-think, here spain, it is a
‘necessity for the. povernment ¢cither- to acauite a newSpapér or
to buy a considerable interest in one ef them and alsa to do
‘a job of publicizing. and petting the message across with -
respect to the peneral. class’ of laborers..

are in: a pood pesition: to at least jartially sobotace this.

a particular reform by thé stnple expedient of just laying people
"off. and Blaming tt on the government. Let's Face it, with

respect to political reform in Latin Ascrica, the thing that
is most meaningful to people is not political liberty; but .
"Dread in the belly." We have fot to constantly bear in mind
that whon we,with our own criteria of political liberties here
in the United States, go into Latin America we have fot to.
realize that. somctisies’ the right to vote a
“dur views is a neaning less conceit to a peasant. who really is
worrjed about whether. he cets one tortilla or two tortilias;
‘tt's the bread that Is the bigsest political foctor in any part
of Latin America. In this Tespect, it is interesting to note
that whereas tho last time [I was in £i Salvador. there was
lot of wik about Fidel Castro that was Just Kind of Spontaneous
and extemporaneous on the t..of some several hundred people -
that { talked to. (‘This thie T Also went. through many of the
low-JIncome barrios out -in the countryside and talked to a -yreat
number of people, and a great number of them kept mentioning
Mertinez who was the president for about 10 to 12 years back,
-1934 to 45, Many of thom, particularly, the elder poople :
‘spoke rather nostalgically about the tipes of Martinez when °
-thore wore jobs and when the prices were low and when even
- though the -weges were ‘low,, you could buy a full meal and could
gel comparatively comfartable housing. OF course, it fs
Known that Martinez is. one of the worst tyrants that they have
had there; and for a long tine-the thing they remember {s not
the repressive measures that he tcok, not the number of people.
that woru slaughtered under his orders. The thing that is
Temembered now wostly is the foct.that- thore were vcore jobs,
that the prices were low, ctc. We've sot te constantly bear:

oy : | However, I antictpave
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in mind that the things that are rostly meaning ful te these
groups of people is whether they are working, the price
structure, end dust the general bare econenic needs that are
met by any gevernrert. [ want .to talk now for a monent about ~__
the Alienzi ;ara Pregresso and some of my Impressions about ™
how it's doing, not only din El Sslvador, but in Guatemala and -----
sore of the cther countrfes that i observed. Gne of the most
immediate jxjressions that I get ‘ts during the last Few months
is that the Altonza para Progresso has been terribly over
-publicited. [think we made a. serious mistake in arousing
exprctations: in Latin America ‘that mzy not be met. As a .
-) matter of, fact, I know fren talking with pany of the people "|
there that the expectations they-have | simply are not. within ...
‘the reckon tng ef what -the United States. has planned, T even ~
think it's unfortunate if we have a slegon, that the Alianza
- para Progresso as a slogan. is.opeh to serious attacks both
huporously and ‘satirically.. As a matter of. fact, already
‘many people even our friends are ‘beginning to use the slogan
“by way of criticism, . Y have in ming recently, that the Foreign
minister of Honduras was in. Mexico and in a public statement
said, “se have a lot. of alliance but no progress." And of.
ceurse in the schools in 1 Salvador, there are all kinds of
turnings about. twisting the words around by way of criticism,

i}
' What I mean by over publicizing and slogenizing: is the.
{ fact that almost all over Latin Ameriéa, the newspapers are
:O . reporting ‘an outpouring of millions: and millions. of dollars,
foo a and as you might. expect they convert the fipures into resos,
io _. or other local currency whatever you happen -to be, so that -
moat _ there is an announcement saying that the Alianza para frogresso
has allocated 10 million dollars and then they convert that
into 129 million pesos; it sounds like an awful lot of money.
Iemedintely people have grandioso ideas about what is going
_to be done with all this money when in effect it is only a
request for that kind’ of money that has been done, We have,
‘baskcaliy speaking, still some problems among Congress as to
how much soney is going to be allocated. ‘Let we give you 3.
specific cese about what [ feel is an over publicizing-of
7 : the Alliance! S program. In El Soivader there was aa announce-
ce ment in the papers” that three milijon dollass had been ailo-
“ ‘eated by the United States’ Covernment for the building of
H schools, Now, 3 million dollars converted into local currency
fo is something like seven and half. nillion colones., That's a
i : biy sum cf money down there and, of course, it got tremendous
i

play ja call the newspapers. well it turned out, what the

AbLliance had in sind, along with the Junta, was to build one

- hundred .saall. -achools. This would be 100 schools worth
A . around $30,000 a piece. Well, one of the model schools, right
: an oy : ‘now, is in the process of constructions in one of the neigh-
: i. : . borhouds in El) Salvador, While I was there, there was

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considerable snide criticism hy the press by & ict of the
poyulation that this was a poor exanble of Allieace fer
Progress spending. It was 3 small school: it was within the

desired $30,000 budget, but I am thinking that ecst of the

Feople in El Salvador having tstked abcut 7,505,002 colenes,
vere expecting palaces te. be built. Suddenly veu Raves very
small school, and it was being criticized by the Tress; by the
ree; le ut large. -The next day,,.quite fortunately, the Minister

‘of Education very cbly took this issue: and quieted it by

~ saying: “we said we are gcing to build Schools, net zalaces.™

Sut I think that even this criticism could have heer avoided
had we announced rather thet the: expenditure of 3 Gillion.
collors or 7,500,000 colones, had we just. announces. that ‘the.
Allignce’ for Trogress,’in cocperation with the EL Saivader.
government, was: going to build 100 spall schools. and’ say s0°.-) -
without any wore dressing it uj, not even mention the asount —.
Of money that was going to be spent tn total because then no-

-one could cxpect more than a small school, Also IT think it ©

would have been better to have the first schools cutside El
Salvador, possibly in a little town like Santa Techis or one
of the other neighboring towns; and then huile the schoel

Tight next to the old schoel so that there would $e a earked

‘Publicizing here in this country, They get great cererape in

“contrast in every way, You could ‘see it immediately. Certaialy

there is always, land available néar elt the old schrels, and
just destrey tle eld school when you've built the sew one; and
then really to do a public relations job, yet statezents fron.
the teachers, from the students, and,-perhars, have the eldest
scheel teacher in the neighborhood lay the Cornerstcne to the
schocl, Really co a public relations Job of it cn 2 very
personal basis rather than trying .to stagger people ith huge
sums of money, This is what I mean by talking Uv hugd figures
when you can do.w hetter job and arouse less eipectation,, When
you have few expectations, almost suything Is better: 306 I

think if we talk little and act big, wa're poing to de euch —

_. better off in the long run.

- 1 think also a very highly over-publicized frour is the
Peace Corys. Here again, I think we're setting curseives up
for some possible difficulty, All of this publiciziss is
very gooc for consumption hére in the United States: but in
the world we're living in now, the samé kind of propaganda
gets outside the United States, Already there are af! kinds
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a musical conedy abeut the Feace’Corps. <All this is yreat
stuff as far ss the United States is concerned, but I's

afrsid it is going to create serious problems abroad, y Actual ly

the actual cbhservable benefit of the feace Corps in the
various aress will be very rinimal when you consider, for
exumple, they have about 29 people: that will be fn the Peace
Cerp-in San Salvador. They're not going te be able to make
much of a dent in, separate communities, because they are
Separated. As IT understand it, from talking to the manager
of the: Peace Corrs for the Contral American area; Fost of |

/ these kids will be aléne. in-the. villages they are going to,

and whatéver :they do is not soing to be very observable as
far as the general population is concerned, Unfortunately,
one of) the things. that we haven't yet learnéed-in our thinking

. about these. under<devs loved countries is the fact that we doe
“such natve things as this: there-is en elderly lady about 63

yevrs of ape that-has been assigned to one of the small
Villages. in ‘southern El Salvador ond her expertise is home
economics, If you ivave ever been to one of these small
Villages and if ‘you have seen that thoy subsist, and | say
subsist, merely on.a small Supply of beans and maybe ene or
two tortillas; and the difference between the supply of one.
or two tortillas is a very meaningful one. When you. start

talking about balancing the diet and varying the diet and

pretty ironic, This is precisely the thing that could
easily be open to criticism and easily open to satire, I can
imagine if I were someone in a position of Dr. Jose Rodriguez
RUIZ, ‘who was avery left leaning Uean- of the School of
Economics in El Salvador--if 1 really wanted to cede on one
issue and.ridicule’it, I would talk about this’ person who was
an expert on home economics; balanced dieting; and how many
vegetables you sheuld have; what variety of vegetables, how

having a home economics expert to teach them this, this pets

Ruch cottage ‘cheese you should have; and the whole thing In the .
. balanced diet. [I could murder this whole thing in very shore  -: -

time and make it very ridiculous,

“<2 think these are things that. we've got to think about,

We've got to think akout all the possible weaknesses; how this

thing can be turned oround. ° 1 know that in the ‘United States,

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of the Church with the ce papesines in other parts of the
consunitv; [ think chat it's prebably true all over
Latin America that the Church has preat Influence on the
thinking cf the pepulation, [t's interesting to note
that tn San. Salvador and Mexico the real church geers
are the women ard not the ren, but the ren are very” certain ~
that their wives g¢ to church so that they're their.
surrogates and that’ they take their children abong with

S them, Althouch. they are not great church goers, I think”...
“0 they are Catholics and are greatly influenced by the priests.

You asked whether the reople in Ei Salvader are.

“ aware that there have been focd shortages in Cuba and that ;
-the Castro prograc is undergoing serious difficulties ond:
-the answer to that is "yes", As a matter of fact I was. -:.

‘ interested in this when 1 talked-to- various people, including’ -

cab ‘drivers and beys that shine your shoes, people’ working:
in the markets, and some of the campesinos, There is an
awareness, certainly in the city, that Castro is hsving his
difficulties. One of the things that is interesting and,
of course, TI think this may be referable to their Church
influence, is that the werd Conmuniss per se still has a

, serious ‘effect on people. I think it's: one of the things

they talk- about --sccial refore, etc., etc., but, the tag ----

Comnunisn is still-a very. harsh tag in the Latin Arerican-- 7"

mind, J think this is ene of the sericus errors Castre -
made [rom his point of view was to’ declare hinself a
Communist. and a Marxist-Lenninist because many peorle that

might have gone along with hin at. that moment got trightened

off, : There {$.an awareness that he is having troubles and .

that the Revolution hasn't gene ‘along on the way it has.

Algo there was a lot of talk among s certain group of
people tha’ I talked with--these were some workers from a
textile will, that there had been an awful lot of killing
that was done by Castro. Apparently, there had been

pictures of a lot of executions in some of the Latin Azerican.
newspapers; and this has had an effect on ther,

With resect to- the government prosecuting’ anycne for

token, of the aininum. wage Jaw: As far as 1 understand,
‘“4t'’s still in dts infancy. U think the belief of the

governmen’t 13 that if they, start to iupose any Vioistions - .
this might have a serious effect in setting. the prograg

across. Sut .in this respect, I'd like to menticen the

seventh Gay wage that was passed about a year a0 vhen I

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owas in Solvador apparently js working fatriy well. You'll

recall that this was accepting with the Bible that if
anyone worked for six days (this was referatie to the \
campesines) Ws was entitled to the seventh day pay. I was!
worrfed at the tiee and mentioned my worries to Choretic
(Phonetic) and also the Minister of Econorics who was at ..
breakfast with us at that time, that one ef the possible -
donrers of any retorm is that it Is not carried through
intelligently and forcibly. [t is better not to have a,

reform, not to announce 3s new idea, not to arouse expectas:  -
tions, If there is poing. ta be violation of those a
expectations, - Atcthat time it was contemplated that the”

aray would administer the program of the seventh day jay.

Apparently they have changed their mind on that and have a ~~
‘civilian group that is administering the-program; there

has been ne real scandal. with respéct to. violations of:

(this. ‘Twas a little fearful that @ local army guy would =)
“get paid off hy some of the bly.plantatton owners and thus.
“be permitted to do all kinds of violations, Apparently

this has not happened, and they've been pretty effective
in the administration, 7

My big objection at that time was that again the
oinimum salary thing was not properly publicized. They;
could hava had all kinds of radic and television programs,
tntorviews with the campesinos, and asked them what they
felt ahout this end actually doing that kind of public

‘relations job which they did not do, J think this is true

with all these reforms, I think that they have’ get to be
brought to the peopie where you get reosction from the :

people as to the extent of the change, any referm has on. their

personal existence, This again is a matter of attitude,
a matter of technique in public relations,

Well, it is certainly truc that there hus been a
considerable amount of publicity about the Alianza pard

_ Progresso, I was not, aware that it was this specific group |.
' that was pushing the’program of publication... However, ~
_harking back to‘a previous statement, T think: that there ts

a serious possibility that over publicizing of the Alianza
will cause more trouble than we caf at present anticipate,
As a natter of fact some of the problems are already
beginning to urise, Thad 6. long talk with Ashassador
Williams on this,: and L think we both ugrced that we oupht
to scft pedal much of the taik about the Alianza; and
certainly to.stay away from these enormous figures of
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the changes aren't forthcovlng, they sre poing to be very~
embittered and we may possibly create cnemies we nead not

have, had.

Tchave in sind talking with one aan; he was a”
newspaper vendor and- [happened to see a headline about...

the Alianza para Procresso, and this of course gave. me an

opening to talk to his about ft. TIT said, “What is this.

“going to mean to-you?" He said, "T understand they are

going. to give me-a new house.” Soreone standing close to
him said, “what do you mean-sthey're going to give you a
house," and: they ‘actually hed an aryurent about the thing,
The man selking the newsyapers insisting that's what. they
were yoing: to ‘do-+bufld him a new house, etc, The other
Gan Saying that's ull pTopaganda, it's all demagogy;. they

--say this all-the tire ard acthing is going to occur, TRE ~ om

chances sre very strens that this man will, net get into.

a house, The chances are almost cnurhly strong that he
won't even get an epartuent because you cannot possibly
Beet the heusing shortage tm such -o place: ‘in San Salvador,
where I doubt sore than 10% of the people. have adoquute
hygienic dwellings. -So here again, well ut least, this
newsparer vendor. has gotten sn enormously over bloated

-. Notion nbout what we're seing to do. Yt way bo that in his
“particular case, he is nore aware of. the Allanza and more -

aware of the willfon-dollars because he is selling news
papers and magazines ‘and he is reading about it all the
time. Here again T think Is one of the dangers with
respect to the publicity about the Aliansa,

I think | mentioned in ny report about. a4 year ago. it

might be a goed iden to get some experts in public relations,

and that they might be tecruited from such places as Moxice
and Puerto Rico where you have people who have worked with
either governnent agencies, with sone of our embassies, or
with some of the public relations firss ‘such as General -
Rubicer & Noble Advertising and other very widely-known
public relations grougs in Latin Awortica, | think it. -
might be o good-idea for the governrent to have someone

" counseling. him-and particularly on any wide shifts of policy —

on how to. present it to the public. I think it weuld be

an enormously effective wav in prosenting the programs of.
the government, and It would he a gcood investment they could
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tncidentally, 1 did seo some of the pletures and sore
of the coverage that was: givon Rivera during his election
Carpatyn and whoever Kandled that, f think, was very —
effective; and I've suppested to the Arb assador that he

omighe. “Suggest that: the sane poople or person be rotained
‘to scconpany Rivera Into his. position as prosident.

te think ‘one ef the hey persons with respect to ‘the
left in EF ‘Salvader ts the Dean of the School of Economics:
hose nome. fs Jose Rodripuoz fuiz. Ne 1s also. the son of
he. president’ of .the University, Now first a word about.
tho young saneche gave a lecture on Marxist one of the- nights:

- I was thore, and I'went to the lecture. . The hell-was.

Fllded to capactty; there were peoplo standing” in the

doorways, ind I would estimato there were 400 or S00 people

thore, [t was a rather interesting experience because

“from what I heard I had been led to believe that it would

be kind of a. .rabbile reuser ond that he would try to instipate
the people inte action, Actuglly what [ suw was-epersonally:
it was vury woving, really: He has kind of tho manner of

a priest. His votce tends to tremble nt first; but as he

‘got more involved, he lost the tremor in his volce and

sounded more like a very, Intense profossor. Tho interesting.
thing was when he spoke about the United States, it was
more in symbolic toras; there wis nothing of real harsh
sorsonal rancor either in his voica, his manner, or in what

e was actually saying;. but it was alwost 93 if he were
an abstraction of tha United States, He .
just talked
about American anbassadots. and he was bitter, less inclined
to be sarcastic than merely hitter. Ne is a very effective
human being. [ note as 1 sat there, he moved the audtonce
that he had,. ‘ewational ly. I could ‘see one of them kind

_of swallowing and. the tears running. down cyes of the girl
“to the left.of ue. Thoté: was really no attenyt to rabbte-

rouso 6s such, there was no attempt to yet the people oul
the streets as it were. Toward the end he made a very -
intoresting statement-she: sald: "Ke know that there are
changes necessary, we- -Anow that we have got to free ourselves

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and thst we do not set back our progrom Ly taking ;
precipitous action, without plan. Suddenly, ft came almost
as jarring note, he salid-swell perhaps we're net ready

to set vet, but whatever we do, we've got to do it
reasonably so that. we dontt lose the revolution as such,

I don't know whether he had -elerence to the foct that
maybe in Cuba the revolution dtd nat work Jecause certainly
he was very pro Castro. I think that there wus a kind of
note of warinéss in his talk, and it is interesting. ;

I suggestod to the ambassador that {t ntghe be a pood.

idea for hiw to set up a- meeting with Gulllermo Moscoso

with. the older Joso Napoleon Redftiaxucz Ruiz who wos the
(rector) of. the University, and possikly ask this younger
fellow, the Dean of tho School cf Economics to ‘come along
‘and try in effect to have “oscoso say, "Look, © Know you:
probably disagroe with a lot that we're doing. and you are,
very skeptical about the Alianza jara. Progresso; you're
very skoptical about the United Stxstes per se. Maybe in
many senses you're right, wavhe in the past you had reason
to feol that there has been tmperialism, vut we want to
indicate to you thnt.we have a change of attitude and just
give us a chance and I need. your counsel and youtro an

economist and t want to know. [I realize that we may disagree,
- but T wanted to meet veu anyuny ee Tothink that there is

a pessibility that a person in his’ frame of mind and I say
this ls only ao possibility and it may be very winimai as |
a possibiilty; hut there is a chance that we any be able to
recreato some kind of tts with hia sc that he Is not as
“bitter and as antayonistic,. I do not think, at jeast from
hearing that lecture, that evening that he is entirely
bovond the pale; and bear in nind that there were no
Americans, there was novone tn the ‘audience (that [ could
“detect at least) who were aot from EL Salvador Itself. 1
realize that there may be various opinicns with respect to
this, bue I did suggest it to the ambassador, He thought

it might. be a gocd idea and. he may very well do that,

‘Apparently the father, Jose Rodriguez Ruiz, Sr. >.
(Nepoleon), is a person who is ‘approachable. Ho Is not as
far to the left as his: son. He is-a Mberal, but he is

— not considered a Communist. There is, I understand, somes.

thing in the Embassy about him, but apparently it has been
checked out and it is felt that he ts rot a Communist. In
any oyent,, there has been an invitation extended to him to
come te.the United’States; I think, as a matter of fact,

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: - bftter ahout ws, L think that they have adopted some very
; ( dogeatic netsions ahout us; they kelleve seme of what they
i : ‘ see in the pavies; kinds of snatches of newsrecls shout
the situation In the South. Actually, they have a very
distorted notion, and some of it is a very sincere
distorted notton, They really believe sowe of the things
they've. heard, T think if they would sec us first hand
- they might feel differently, -Just as { think sometimes
. when a. lot of these fellows po to Russia or Cuba; they
” come back disenchanted that it isn’t. what they have been told
dt is. £ kriow that I've dalked to somé poople in Mexico.”
who have ‘seen Cuba first hend during the Inst year and have
had ‘noticeable changes of mind as to what it is, It's one
thing to ‘heor all.the good thimgs that the leftists say
about « thing, but it's another thiny when you actually go,
there. and observe some of the tyrannical atmosphere. 1 think -
“the game thing. is. true onthe reverse that you:.can disenchant
people by sending thea to Pussia or to Cuba or behind the Iron
Curtain, Just as sometimes you Can rub away some of tho
mnalimpressions, erronecus impressions by sending poople.to
the United States and having thea live on a-campus for .
example, such ws Carhridre,Michipan, or any such place where
_ they can seo first hand that we're not the oppressors that
they have been Jed to believe for a long time. Much of this

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. ago, thére arose'a serious problem of the departation of :
Salvadcranians from Honduras; and it was all ovur tho news~
papers, und very strong statements verge issued both in the
| editorials and by pesple over thé radio about chasing out
| some of the Salvaderanians that had been working in Honduras
H for a Inive tine, Apparently there has been a rapproachment;
| there were mectings between the foreign ministers and I .
k think the problem may be resolved.
we It's interesting to note that £1 Salvador is the most
heavily. populated “country of Central America. [ think -they
have. a population of about 120 per square mile, whereas :
Honduras ond Nicaragua. have something Tike 15 on 37 par square
mile. Therefore, you have a very definite problen of
space ond overpopulation ‘fn San Salvador, Tho other thing
’ fa troditionally the people of San Salvador are supposed
‘to be the hardest workers in Central America, -} remember
that Antonto Rivera, a vory well-known attorney in San
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Jaganese af-Central America because they're the tough
sorkers, Also.there is a considerable anount of Salvador-
anian capital that is 1a various industries throughout
Ceatral America which is an interesting thins to me, The
comparison to the Japaneze seems to be vetTy appropriate

in this situation,

I think that the real focus of trouble, if there $s
going to be sny, would be either the Labor unions or f

“think more particularly -in the University. “My feelings

soout Central America, yenerally, is that your revolutions
go not come from the campesinos or they do not cven come
from the lower Classes, They fenerally sre the niddle-
class -groups or. the low-emiddlesclhess £rouss.. I think in-

Hovana, for oxample, Batista was. overthrown, not. by the
_ campesinos but by the middle classes: and then-the .
cappesinos came-in afterwards because. there was very little

doing outside of ilavana even in the Sierra Madres, there
was only Castro with a small group of people. ‘when Batista

-Tealiy teil {is when :he-had so darn much trouble inside of

Havana, te Fled ond left becsuse he was having prebleas of
sabotage in ilavana itself and not because Castro was
seriously threatening hiw-froa.the Sierra Madres, for he
had actually withdrawn. about a month before, if you recall,

T think with respect to the situation. in Santo Domingo,
nere again Union Civiea Nacional was made up by the intel-
lectuals and by the middle classes and net by the cappesinos.
AS a matter of fact, Trujillo has tremendous Support and,
adulation among many of the campesinos and his real basic
political strength was frou the lew economic groups. As a
matter of. fact the Secret Police was recruited from the
lower barrios where he had. the toughest little Juveniié
celinquents you could imagine as a Secret Police, and this:
was a real force. The interesting thing is that right
after Trujillo died, the first big mass mecting that his
$oxhad was in the poorest barrio in Santo Domingo because

the Knew that's where Trujillo still had basic strength...

oe 1 think the same thing is truc in San Salvador, I
don't think it will be the campesinos. that will give you

the trouble; it will be the students, ‘With respect to the
hey might borrow ‘leaf fron PRI's.

book in dealing with the students, I think the government
cught to make a very strony attempt to for» © liaison

with the universitites-and whenever they pet ‘some apt pupils
to pive theo op job in the povernrent, to brings then into
the various positions tithin the foverneent and the same
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T think one of the thines that Bight be helsful with respect
to the situation in the universities ‘is te try and catch

seme .of these students in the high school level, of suggested.

to the amhassadér, a pian that would be sevething. comrarable
to the Rotary Club's scholarships that are given in
Coiorado. I remember that when [ was going through high
school, I was.given $10 a-month by the Retary Club and I

wos piven a sponsor, [ uSed to meet him once s ‘ronth and
we'd have lunch; - I reeember this very strongly hecause it

> ‘was weaningful to. ie..to have this kind of relationship.
“PF think thet weny of the businessmen in San Séivador could.

get. the brisht young guys ‘in the high ‘schools whe are

“actually the guys who becere the effective leaders in the
- college. Cet then.on the high school level. and become.

frtonds with them, Once they. have gotten to know some of

“othe people who -are supposed to be the ogres that they lator

talk about, and have had some actual financial help from
then; they are more art to be erpreachable. At least the
person who has been their sponsor during the tire in high
school can approach them, I think ve have vot to start
working on this at a stage before they get to the university,

Your leaders can be spotted, the peorle who are going to

bo your most effective in colleges. can be spotted in the

“het gi schools... i think that is the time to start bringing
“sose Of the people ia close contact with the ¢

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the business communit¥. 7 talked to the abbsssacor about

‘this and he suid he felt it was a goed ides and vas coing to

talk to some of. the peorle about it. I think, bearing

in mind, that the universities are really power seats in
many of the Latin American countries. we have zot them

to uccopt this as a starting point and then work with this
and find out what are the elements thar Freduce the :

_~Teaders and when co the leaders first vecone observable

. and try to catch them at the earliest possible time, I

think it would ameliorate much of the Situation with
respect to tho students. The. other thing (still on the
university thing) I've observed. in places: that I have |

“been is that the hevspapers in these universities really

are not newspayers, 1 think the leftist nowspsrers sre
really truly ineffective as far as appealing to the middle
Span. The same thing with the rightist, you have either
tha‘right or.the left. ‘The Catholics, generally speaking:
have newspapers thet are more costly; and they-are very
do,matic to the right. Then you have the leftist students
who have pocrly printed or poorly sineographed newspapers
to the loft. [suspect thet. the vast nusiber of students
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dct. lo saw os newspsrer ir Ll Salveder called tho Datty
News; it's an American newspapers, I don't know who is
the ccitor of it, but it is really truly a newsraper and
it's a geod job. It is well edited; it is a newsy
pericdfical and I think it could be used sos a format for
many of the newspapers in some of these Central American
universities, In-Mexfco FE think you would have to have
3 printed news;aper because there are mere resources,
but’ a lot can be done with mimeographed newspapers if
they are made into newspapers, My suygestion would be
that you have actual. news, gossiy colusns in these ;
newspapers about who is going with whom and all that sort
of stuff, have student programs, have actual news about
lectures that are given; and make it about two-thirds
News and about only one-third editorial.” Once. you get
people in as readers then they will read some ef your
editorial Comment... AYsa it can beccze the.organ.to the
riddle because none of the siddle groups in any of the
universities I have ever seen have a newspaper that
speuks for them, I think, for example,’ and I mentioned
this tc Dave Phillips and 8ill Carlson in Mexice, that .
there isn't on effective student newspaper at the
University of Mexico, This is a place where yeu have
83,000 students and this is the growing middle class,
these are the spokesmen, They don't have a newspaper,
and T think.it sight be a good ides, for exasple, to

heave some kind of sviposius in El Salvador whete you

invite prospective editors of student newspapers to

“study the techriques of typégraphy; to study the techniques

of what mokes a newspaper readable. Actually La wuincena’
that ds published In Mexico, fer exancle, is obviously

a political tract. There isn't one single article: that
eppears that doesn't have a political pitch, a very

strong antisleftist pitch. Frankly, it is a boring
newspapor and typograrhically it looks very presentable;
it's aa expensive project, Tnteresting enough in the
third issue of it they had a big edirortal pape saving

We aT net supported by the American Erhassy, °#e-have
| gathered our own funds, ete, Beil, "Me thinkest thou

rrotesteth too loudly," is certainly true in that situot-ton.
As T understand it we are not really sponsoring the
hewspeper, but it has the look of it, Nene of these
hewspayers have any ads or anything cf this nature, I

think that when you don't have any ads or yeu doen't have”
any (parental whereewithall) it is alkavs suspected ¢f

being a poid-fer newspaper. think ever in these little
Stzreograph sheets we could always find people who would

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kive 1% the appearance of a
newspaper that fq making fey Onn 20 and it is not just a
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need for these kinds of News
Sithes.. 1 would he tickled to dcath » 4S a matter of
fact, for I have 4 3pectal interest in-this thing, to
gelve whatever help 1 can, iknow thet the Ambassador, _
in-Salvador is vory interested in this. He isa former
newsroper: editor, He edited the student Newsparer and
of course it hit him fonndiatety as a goed idea, r-
edited 9 Studont- hewspapey and perhaps that. is why T an

hupers in all of these unfver-

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PEMCRANDUM ; of Contact and. Convarsattsn Dato 5 June 1962

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he Mesgor3 Dick Cuderkirk and Forter Qoss contacted Sub foot at the

Shorohan Hotol in room §06.M on S dune to debrief him ou his current travel

‘Subject will, ‘be in. Washington until ‘Thursday, 7 Sune. At

in EL Salvador, °
de= .
& June

at 0930 hours “with the benefit of a tape reoonter. Subject be Lieved that

“eters was sufficient material ta warrant_aetailed question and. answer type _ .

. atzoueston and “atated. that he preferred this forn reporting.

Ps turing the source of luncheon, at. shite the ‘majority of tie meeting.

was conducted, the following items of intareat were ‘brought. out. in conver sath,

Most topics. were ‘discussed in: peveralities in view of the arranged formal

briefing sohoduled for the tolloiag morhing with a “racordar.

a) Subdject feats that thera is a ohaiies fdr real stability.” in the Rivera.

; government with the proper support. from the US Gove rnmnt.

b) Sub Jeot stated that a alight disparity existed in the direction being
taken between the State Dapt (Ambassador) on the one hand and tho cos on

the other. Specifically, Subject believed that COS was supporting olenents |

teo far to the rights

: a) The military is 1 apparectly a true "third force” and not “aligned with
. the Ww fanilies, but: ‘broken up into conservative senior officers ant an.
emerging: more liberal junior: officer corps, Subject believed that there nay vee
be a possibility of gatting to the campesinos ‘through the liberal eloment
of the military, but not tog the W: families, - .

4) Uy fanilios are becoming, {solated and ‘have neither tho fall support

of the church, the military, er the government, The attitide toward the
minimin wage rate of the Rivera gove mrent :seens to be "pay one half as many

®, The cooperation of the ly fanilies is needed ‘for the econo

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tha minimum wage. concept, the Campesinos apparently do not grasp {ta

neining. , _ : : {

6) The churct ia not so far Bight that. it moporte the Us families and
it 4a tending more towarca the. relative. left. ,

f) The Alliance for Progress has been badly handled, as have some of
the activities of the Peace Corps. Subject polioves that. too mich has been

promised through propaganda already. without corresponding results, He believe

the, danger of the progran falling into ridicule is great if the US continue

to promie only, 6 O° cendbenass L Dall monagl publ hoy Pc cor ,

g) Discussion of ‘tha gtudent ‘University papera yielded Subject!s opinion

that they are largely tnefective because they deal in polemics tether
than fact and news itera, and HOC RHR IOC because the onesy

with too good format aro ) obviously US puppets
nh) ‘Lesa conversation about Fidel Castro is evddent in public, although

the Fidel ngroma ig titi lo be reckoned with. Radintly tebe hag been a-

resurgence | of the Martine 7 dictator of the hots + good old days when
everybody had a jab,- thes’ Meakinstat Uae, Lid ogptzard 4iy Age Camppeauns
3. Subject mentioned that he had both high and low level contacts in

El Salvader and had managed to get a reading of public opinion. dnd private

belief. Apparently it isa mistake for Rivera to dealuy the inauguration

“a0 long after. the election; at which tine a tayérabie image of the Col .

was succeasfully kept téfore the public, but which 18. now wearing off.

oh Subject Proposed the following courses of action in certain fields

that wofe discussed. ‘tn fore depth,
) facto 1 is the beat means of communication with the campesinos, ‘Subjed

“wae impredséd with the ‘regulte of tie operation run by the Catholic priest

-{n Bolivia , using pre-beamed radios, Ho considers that a similar operation

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b) Recommends that the 1 faxilies be approached on 4 millionaire to shag de .

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; . thu.
Were,

~ eon. is hnad of the: Economics |

c) ‘That the son of Rodriguez si

Dent at the Univeral ty- be approacted by Mescose@ aad-himsett and asked

_ to ‘cooperate for at: least a year's trial basia, The son is & very moving

orator, but Marxist ortented, end skeptical about’ the success ‘of the

ConBistanct in hte. :
Alliance , Inch ook em infaraTang Rip > sans Heer pata. oe 5
d) That an effective ‘student/ youth newspaper be developed which an a
‘daa newspaper and not a- propaganda, sheet, which appeals to ‘he student. , i
o) That he yse his newly formed contacts the Minister of Public :
: Notten as a i
Yorks~ Julio A: _= to get a introduction to Rivera when he is j
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\. Sess agefal as backcroand informtion. concerning El Salvador as of early 1961,

att, OD an official visit te 1 Salvador. in early Petruary 1962, the Chief,
EET Saprort, visited Aubassader Willians,- The Ambassador said that he was
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